Hector Milla asked: There are plenty of places that you can receive a detailed credit report. Equifax is one of the three credit bureau agencies. Everyone is entitled to one free finance report each year. There are a couple of things the report will show including; credit scores, opened and defaulted accounts, phone and address [...]
Helen Hecker asked: Of course you don’t want to make any late payments on your credit cards or loans and affect your credit report and score unless you absolutely have to, but what happens if you’re unable to avoid it? It all depends on whether you’re 30, 60 or 90 days past due. If it’s [...]
gr8tfriend asked: I short sold a home in 2006. The short sale was reported to all three credit bureaus as being ” Settled for less than the full balance, paid as agreed”. However on my Equifax and Experian credit report the account shows “settled for less than the full balance, paid as agreed and lastly [...]
Helen March And Karen Ciancio asked: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion are the 3 major credit bureaus and are required by law (Fair Credit Reporting Act – FCRA) to provide you with a free annual credit report at your request.Once every 12 months you can request a free copy of your credit report. Your credit report [...]